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Haha, I expected this. But seriously, these things have been out for like 5 years and marketed in major gun magazines and catalogs. I would think that someone would have been a test case by now.

If I switch my license to PA, I will still have dual residency? PA gun stores seem afraid to deal with people who have NJ licenses. The one I was in said that I could only buy stuff that was NJ legal and that they would have to ship it to a NJ FFL since I didn't have a PA license.

Watch out, if you have too much ammunition, you can be arrested in NJ for "creating a risk of widespread injury or damage".

Are Bump Fire/ Slide Fire stocks illegal in NJ? I've tried researching this and found everything from a U.S. Marshal checking out one on some guy's gun at a NJ range and thinking it was "cool" to the NJ Attorney General telling a friend of a friend of a friend that it is illegal. Has anyone seen anyone using these in NJ or know if the AG actually said that they're illegal? I just got a magazine in the mail with them on the cover for sale and no mention of legality.

My parents have a house in NJ that I live at and have my firearms at. I recently got an apartment in PA for work. I live at the apartment Mon.-Fri., then the NJ location Fri.-Sun. I am thinking of switching my driver's license and all to PA as well as the address on my NJ FID card. If I do this, can I still keep my firearms at the NJ address, and transport them to a NJ range and back?

I had a few people tell me it was legal (including a NJ range officer/gun seller) and a few tell me it was illegal, so I'll just go with illegal since the police will probably have conflicting viewpoints as well.

For example, someone is a PA resident and has guns legal in PA that wants to shoot them at a NJ range.

So, which is it? Is it legal or illegal for an out of state resident to bring a gun that is illegal in New Jersey but legal in their state to a shooting range in NJ then back to their state?

If going to a NJ range with a gun illegal in NJ, there can be no additional stops including the NJ residence other than the range (and presumably for gas), right?

If someone had guns legal in PA but not in NJ, could they bring them into NJ if going to a NJ range (with the exception of "high capacity" magazines)? Also (unrelated), if their permanent residence is out of state, but they have a residence in NJ as well, does the NJ residence count as a residence (if they have a NJ FID card)?

I just bought one. The grip on the PS90 is not considered a pistol grip. The only evil thing it has is the flash hider. It is also subject to the 15 round maximum, though they only seem to sell the magazines in 10 and 50 capacities.

I went with a FN PS90 RD Not quite long range, but it should be long range enough.

Actually, here's a pic of the modstock on a SOCOM M1A: Looks like it has a permanent muzzle brake? Is there a stock version of the M1A without a flash hider/threaded barrel/bayonet lug? Oh, another thing. Does this VLTOR modstock count as a telescoping stock? I think it's adjustable, but does that really count as telescoping?

Poor gun I don't want to have a M1A cut up just so I can use it in NJ. Maybe I should look into something else, like the M21. I like how it looks, but it seems to cost a lot.

It's a telescoping stock plus a pistol grip. So I'd need the stock pinned and the flash hider taken off and a muzzle break or something put on?

Does it come with a flash hider or bayonet lug?

I'm looking for a long range gun I can use for target practice. I'm interested in the M1A standard version with a VLTOR modstock: http://www.vltor.com/socom.htm Does this have 2 "evil features"? A telescoping stock and pistol grip? I'd have to have the stock pinned, correct? I am unsure if the M1A has a threaded barrel or flash hider standard.